Player of the Week September 11
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Did you know individuals and corporations can redirect AZ Tax Liability to a School Tuition Organization (STO) to fund scholarships for students at St. Michael Indian School?can St. Michael Indian School partners with the following STO’s in the state of Arizona for scholarship assistance programs for students. Learn more about Arizona STO guidelines. Arizona Leadership
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Fall Festival 2023 Raffle Winners1st Place – Caitlyn Brown #90332nd Place – Lonzo Begay #2573rd Place – Jesse Martinez #0184th Place – Manivier Upshaw #49755th Place – Irene Rintala – #28046th Place – Mandy Meanpace #83997th Place – Lamont Yazzie #60028th Place – Shealea Allison #90449th Place – Bert Becenti #869210th Place – Ivan Kee
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After a two-year pause, the school musical returns. Open to the public; the musical performance features The Magical Land of Oz Musical based on the L. Frank Baum classic book. Written by Tim Kelly with music and lyrics by Bill Francoeur, the musical is directed by Mrs. Jamie Adams, with Joseph Carriere’s musical accompaniment. $5
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SMIS ON GLOBAL TV St. Michael Indian School was featured on the EWTN Living Divine Mercy show this past March. The film crew was on campus during the chapel rededication in September of 2022 to film. We encourage you to watch the segment featuring our school history, board of directors, and leadership. The segment shares
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Thank you for supporting the raffle. All proceeds benefit the senior retreat and we appreciate all the senior families and friends who donated the prizes and sold tickets. Winners may contact Kimberly Billiman to set an appointment to pick up prizes beginning Monday, May 1, 2023, (505) 979-5590 ext 3052 1st place 2 truckloads of wood
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This semester, seven juniors and seniors of the high school participated in a twelve-week internship through the YES2SUCCESS Program. The Youth Enjoying Science Seeking Useful Comprehensive Cancer Educational Strategies for Students is a virtual cancer course through the City of Hope. The course is normally an in-person laboratory research experience, and as a result of
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This past year was Grace Belgarde’s senior year, her 13th year of attending SMIS. Opting to stay a virtual learner this past academ-ic year, Grace kept her classmates and teachers at the front of her mind. “My mom works in the hospital and had first had contact with patients. It was difficult not seeing my
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This past spring, the new bathrooms on the second floor of the main building were complet-ed. A portion of the renovation expenses was donated by Dallago Corporation. The renovation included completely gutting out the existing community shower room once used by the Sis-ters. Space was then divided into separate re-stroom areas. Students in third grade
This past academic year, the middle school expanded the intermediary curriculum to include sixth-grade Navajo art and seventh-grade Navajo Nation current events. The storytelling project featured students researching an aspect of their heritage then depicting it in art created by them. Most were presentations on Navajo legends however some featured oral stories of family history.
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